Review from Failure of Justice →
This is a true story of a horrible set of mistakes, shortcuts and suspect bullying that at times happens during investigations and trials of gruesome crimes. It does the benefits of DNA testing…I was quite intrigued by the storyline and set of events that took place and did learn quite a bit about the criminal..
Review from Locker Nine →
Great series, highly recommended, especially if you like end of the world stories like going home
Review from Traction →
This book and its EOS model has changed the game for my company and several others I’ve shared this book with. Highly recommend.
Review from Bogeyman →
Absolutely loved this book! actually listened to it twice so far!!! Very interesting! Definitely a must read!!
Review from Shoot Like a Girl →
Deep characters and good story. Unrealistic and predictable at times but still enjoyable. I hope it keeps the momentum.
LOVED IT. Probably my Favorite novel so far. can’t beat the price. 4 for the price of 1.
Great book for Bundy newbies such as myself. It helps you get the facts straight and the narrator is quite good too. Highly recommend it.
Review from Shoot Like a Girl →
This read just like the first book. More foreshadowing at every turn. I’m guessing that’s this authors writing style, and I’m not a fan of it at all. I almost expected to hear the cliche “dun-dun-DUN” whenever a cliffhanger was at the end of a chapter. Sigh, not interesting enough to make me want to..
Would you try another book from Jack Olsen and/or Kevin Pierce? I thought this book would be interesting. It was not. I love Kevin Pierce’s narration, but the book was just alright. Nothing too exciting, it didn’t really capture my attention. Would you recommend Charmer: A Ladies’ Man and His Victims to your friends? Why..
enjoyed this short self help book to assist in getting started. The resources and websites were extremely helpful. I always enjoy Marks books.